Hotels with Parking in Wroclaw

This hotel isn't just close to the Christmas market; it feels like it's right inside it! The location was absolutely perfect, and it's super close to the bus stop too. As for amenities, it was simple, as is common in Europe, with no toothbrush, but I was grateful for the body lotion, especially for my dry winter skin. The shower pressure and temperature were both excellent. Plus, there were cute dwarf statues in front of the hotel building!

Mixed feelings and let me explain why. Everything is brand new and very well designed, studios look great, just like in photos, lighting is nice, materials used are good. From visual pov it's all perfect, but there are some things that are crucial for good hotel experience that are lacking here. First of all beds are soft, too soft for me, same I can say about pillows - they lack that premium feeling. Next issue? Water pressure under the shower is low and as it's all brand new, I guess that's on purpose and I don't like it. And one last thing that caught me off guard - even if you have breakfast included, there are ”extra options”, that are freshly made that you need to extra pay for on the spot. Tbh it's a first time I met with such solutions and I don't get it - if breakfast is included in my room rate, why I have to pay extra cash for some poached eggs? Car park has a pretty narrow entrance but spacious spots so plus for that.

My stay at Q Hotel Plus Wrocław was defined by quiet excellence and thoughtful precision, where every detail seemed guided by care and professionalism. The staff embodied genuine hospitality—gracious, attentive, and effortlessly efficient—creating an atmosphere of ease from arrival to departure. The hotel’s facilities were modern and refined, offering comfort without excess, while the rooms stood out for their immaculate cleanliness and serene order. Its location in Wrocław struck a rare balance between accessibility and calm, allowing seamless connection to the city’s pulse while preserving a sense of retreat. Altogether, the experience felt cohesive and elevated, leaving an impression of understated luxury rooted in service, cleanliness, and thoughtful design.

The hotel service is quite good. The front desk greeted them warmly and politely. The room service was OK, but the room facilities were a bit loose. The breakfast was OK.

The hotel is located in a very good location opposite the train station, so it is a great convenience for those traveling by train. In addition, there are many public transport stops around, which allows you to quickly and easily get to various parts of Wroclaw. The hotel itself is clean, the service is very nice. I have no complaints, and I will definitely use this place again.

Everything was great, and clean, but there was no hairdryer and I would have liked more tea options. The service was supposedly okay, but I didn't get clear instructions on how to get to the apartment. When I called reception, there was a lot of static, which I mentioned, but the receptionist just sighed instead of offering help. When I arrived at reception, I didn't even get a 'good morning,' and he looked like he was being punished to be there.

Our stay at Hotel Europejski Wrocław was a mixed experience, with both positives and areas for improvement. Booking the hotel was a breeze, especially through Trip.com. The process was straightforward and hassle-free, which added to the convenience of our trip. The location is fantastic, offering easy access to the city centre and public transportation. One of the highlights of our stay was the mulled wine and winter tea served at the hotel café. They were absolutely delightful and perfect for the chilly winter weather! The room ambience was almost similar to Hotel Hetman in Warsaw—cozy and functional—but there were some issues. Every time we entered, the room smelled like wet carpet, which was unpleasant. Additionally, it lacked basic amenities such as an iron, ironing board, fridge, and slippers, which was disappointing. The room also wasn’t warm enough for winter, although the water heater and pressure were consistent, which was a relief. Unfortunately, the walls were quite thin, and we could hear our neighbours talking, which affected the overall comfort. Housekeeping did an excellent job of ensuring the room was tidy, though they strictly followed the “clean my room” tag system. On one occasion, even with the tag hung, our room wasn’t cleaned, but it was resolved the next day. The café staff were friendly and attentive, even though one staff member had limited English. Their effort to serve us to the best of their ability was commendable. Breakfast, however, was underwhelming, especially compared to our previous stays at Hotel Hetman in Warsaw and Hampton by Hilton Krakow Airport, which offered a more varied and higher-quality breakfast experience. Overall, while the hotel has its advantages, such as its location, easy booking process, and some friendly staff, the room conditions, breakfast, and service inconsistencies leave room for improvement. That said, don’t miss the mulled wine and winter tea if you stay here!

For the price, this is a decent hotel. It is well situated, Rooms are quiet and clean, if a bit austere. There is no room cleaning during the stay. I was there for a week, so I did get new towels. The breakfast is reasonably priced and very varied. This turns into a real restaurant at night. Didn't get a chance to try, as it required reservations. The room Wi-Fi was not great. It works well in the lobby, and less well, if at all, in the room. That being said, this is a nice hotel, well situated, and reasonably inexpensive. I dealt with the Wifi.

Cozy room, toilet and kitchen that are truly important! Very well communicated and helpful all staff such as Julia, Angelica and Michal. Good distance to the big nice park and historic churches. Two thumbs up for the hostel.

The location is fantastic, super close to the station. I didn't use any services, so I can't comment on that. The soundproofing isn't great. It's a bit far from the main tourist spots.